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<disasm>
this doesn't work on darwin :( `exec {fd}<&2; time ( $@ 2>&$fd; ) 2>> ~/metrics; exec {fd}<&-`
<disasm>
anyone have suggestions on how to alter that command to work on darwin? I think it's the way darwin handles the fd descriptors that's breaking it.
<disasm>
I'm trying to add optional phase metrics in stdenv that logs each phase system/real/user time. It's working great on linux, and then I saw all my darwin builds failed.
<disasm>
oh, so stdenv wouldn't be using the nix version of bash?
<thefloweringash>
system bash is 3.2.57 (as of current macOS), the bash nix uses should be from nix, at least my `nix-shell --pure -A hello` says "version 4.4.23(1)-release"
<disasm>
oh wait, it's a different error when ran in stdenv